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Yahoo/Google feed for Insurance Names

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-Charley-

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Which feed is used for insurance names ? Thanks
 
Hi Charley,

Our upstream provider is Google. Most parking companies have an exclusive with either Google or Yahoo, meaning we can only use one or the other. If for whatever reason Google has blocked a domain, we use our own PPC network, Roar.com to serve ads.

Let me know if you have any other questions.

Cheers,

Mike
Fabulous.com
 
I want to use Roar instead of Google .... How can I do that ?

The click rate on insurance is only few cents.
 
Hi Charley,

Unfortunately it's not something you can change within the customer interface. Please send me an email/PM with the domains you want changed and I can do this on your behalf.

Cheers,

Mike
Fabulous.com
 
Mike, please tell me what feed does Roar use ? Is that the one used for gambling names ?
 
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Hi Charley,

Currently Roar predominantly consists of our own internal advertiser base. We also blend in a lot of the major Tier 2 ad feeds.

That's correct, gambling domains parked on our program use the Roar feed. If you have gambling/casino/poker traffic, I would highly recommend moving it over to us, as we have probably the best CPC rates you will find.

Feel free to contact me via email (mike at fabulous dot com) or PM for further information.

Cheers,

Mike
Fabulous.com
 
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